Q&A for How to Confess

Confessing a mistake is difficult and scary, and a lot of times people want to avoid these feelings. The only way to get better at it is to practice. You will realize that the feeling of confession will free you of the burden you carry on your shoulders.

Be honest. Think about the effect your bullying had on your victim/s and then talk to your teacher, admitting to everything you did. Make it clear that you understand how serious this is and the impact it might have had on the people you hurt. Explain about your depression, but tell them you are not trying to excuse your actions, just providing a full picture of the circumstances. Accept any consequences. If you really can't face doing this in person, write a letter to your teacher. Offer to apologize to your victim/s.

Your boyfriend is being loyal and understanding, that is good. Don't hesitate to tell him. Go somewhere private with him and tell him what happened. Apologize wholeheartedly; let him know you never meant any harm. Good luck!

Just be honest and spit it out, then ask for forgiveness.

Sit them down and talk to them. Say, "Mom, dad I wanted to tell you that my phone broke when [say what happened] and I'm really sorry. I'm not asking for a replacement or anything, I just wanted to tell you because I want to be open with you guys. I didn't tell you before because you guys have been in such good moods lately and I didn't want to upset you." If there is a punishment, just accept it, don't try to make excuses for yourself.

First, pray to God about it. Ask Him to help you do the right thing. Reading the Bible can help too. You can ask for help from Christian mentors. Do what you feel God wants you to do. It may be hard, but God can help you if you ask Him.

Jesus and your parents will always love you and forgive you no matter what. Confess to the Lord and ask for forgiveness, then confess to your parents and ask them for forgiveness as well.

It is good that you are trying to stop cheating. One way to get better grades is to study. There are other things one might want to do instead of studying, but you must try to put up with it. Focus on your work, try not to get distracted, and if you don't understand what you're learning, don't be afraid to ask questions. If this requires memory, each day work on memorizing information. It is best not to cram the day/night before, as it will put you under pressure and make you more likely to give in to temptation and cheat.

If you haven't done anything wrong, you don't have to feel guilty. You may need to consider your husband's feelings, because hearing about such a thing can be very painful, and if he has seen you being friendly with that man, then he may have a hard time believing you. If you are together, then you can devote your time and energy to doing things as usual. If he is too suspicious, you may want to confront his friends and that man, and ask them to tell the truth. You could also consider seeking a couples counselor.

Just tell him you need to come clean about a lie you told him, and then tell him the truth. Apologize, and explain why you lied. Most likely he will understand.

Before you tell him, you need to make a decision. Do you want to stay with your boyfriend, or try things with the new guy? It's normal to have crushes while you're in a relationship, if he's really the "best" boyfriend, why would you leave him? Think this through carefully. You can't have it both ways, so decide what you're going to do and then talk to your boyfriend.

Just bring the book in and apologize. You'll probably have to pay for a new copy.

You treat them like humans, not property. Know that what they choose to wear, say, or believe is up to them, and you can't control that. Be kind, polite, and considerate. Treat them like you'd want your mom and sisters to be treated. Don't touch a woman without her consent, and don't hit on women anywhere they're just trying to mind their own business (the gym, public transit, on the street, at work, etc.).

Sit down and talk to them. Share your heart. Let them know that you're feeling pressure to be perfect and that you want to invest more in music because it's something you love. It might feel risky and vulnerable to do this, but you won't know how they might respond until you're honest.

It depends upon why you took it and if your parents can afford to buy a single plate of the same kind again. If they can, then may be they will forgive you. You can offer to do chores or buy it online with your pocket money if you find it online (with the help of your parents). They will find out eventually, so you can get it off your chest and explain why you took the plate and how it broke. Obviously, you didn't do it on purpose and won't do it again.

If you both were fighting, you both might have made your own lind of mistakes in that state. Would he confess if he had a crush on someone or kissed someone? If yes, then you can tell him too. A kiss can be like poison in your relationship because it is romantic. He might never forget it. Can you see yourself living well with your boyfriend with or without the confession? If you see a future, then confession will come naturally. With this confession you will know if you both can grow with these bitter experiences or your relationship needs to take a breather and see why you did what you did and if it could happen again with another fight. Be ready to face any outcome.